Philip Casson

Philip Casson, a master of the small screen. Born in 1922 in Nottingham, England, Casson was an active director from the 1960s until the late 1980s, particularly renowned for his work in television drama and musical productions. Casson's most noted works include the critically acclaimed Cats (1998), the iconic musical Evita (1978), and the compelling drama series Armchair Theatre, for which he received a BAFTA TV Award in 1974. Noted for his innovative use of camera angles and his ability to capture the essence of stage performances on screen, Casson's style was both dynamic and deeply engaging. As a man, Philip Casson was regarded as a visionary, always bringing a unique and vibrant perspective to his television and film works.